Didactic Interaction – this is used when decisions to be taken are dichotomous in nature. For this method, instead of one group of experts, two group of experts are created, one favouring a “yes” decision and other favouring a “no” decision. Each group then generates the list of justifications for their decisions and then interact and discuss with their findings. With mutual interactions and discussions, both the groups arrive at a consensus and a decision is taken.
What is the key role of values in ethical conduct?
What is the significance of moral principles?
How can organizational structure incorporate ethical oversight and compliance?
What role do values play in decision-making?
Non-partisanship refers to:
What is the fiduciary duty of board members concerning decision-making?
How can effective networking contribute to career growth?
What is a common strategy for career advancement?
Civil servants practicing impartiality should:
What is the behavioral component of attitudes related to?